2025 Wyndham Championship Picks and Predictions | PGA Betting Tips, Course Preview and DFS Plays!

⛳️ Expert Golf Handicappers Andy Lang and Nick Borrman take a closer look at betting the Wyndham Championship from Sedgefield CC in Greensboro, NC!

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Intro 00:00
One & Done 00:30
Strokes Gained 3:00
Course Overview 7:50
18th hole rating 8:42
Favorite “Favorite” 12:00
Players that can Trip you Up 13:40
Worthy Longshot 17:10
Head to Head Matchups 22:00

🏌️‍♂️ 2025 Wyndham Championship – Live from Sedgefield Country Club
📅 Date: Thursday, July 31 through Sunday, August 3, 2025
📍 Venue: Historic Donald Ross–designed Ross Course at Sedgefield Country Club, Greensboro, NC (par 70, ~7,131 yds)

🔝 Featured Players & Betting Odds (as of July 29–30, 2025)
Matt Fitzpatrick: +2000
Ben Griffin: +2500
Keegan Bradley: +2500
Robert MacIntyre: +2800
Akshay Bhatia: +3000
Jordan Spieth: +3000
Aaron Rai: +3250
Hideki Matsuyama: +3250
Harry Hall / Jake Knapp / Kurt Kitayama / Si Woo Kim: +3500–4000

📺 How to Watch
✔ Television (ET):
Thursday–Friday: 3 p.m. – 6 p.m. on Golf Channel
Saturday–Sunday: 1 p.m. – 3 p.m. on Golf Channel; 3 p.m. – 6 p.m. on CBS

✔ Streaming:
PGA TOUR LIVE on ESPN+: Thursday–Friday from ~6:45 a.m. – 6 p.m.; Saturday–Sunday from ~7:45 a.m. – 6 p.m.

CBS coverage available via Paramount+

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PGA TOUR Radio on SiriusXM & PGATOUR.com/liveaudio
Thursday–Friday: Noon – 6 p.m.
Saturday–Sunday: 1 p.m. – 6 p.m. with “The Wrap” postgame show following each round

📊 Why It Matters
Final PGA Tour Regular‑Season Event: Last chance for players to crack the top 70 in FedEx Cup standings and qualify for the playoffs starting at the St. Jude Championship. Matti Schmid currently holds the 70th spot, with Nicolai Højgaard close behind

Defending Champion: Aaron Rai captured his maiden PGA Tour title at this event in 2024 with a dominant final round performance

History of Legends: The tournament dates to 1938. Notables include Sam Snead’s record eighth win at age 52 (1965), Brandt Snedeker’s 59 shot in 2011 (one of the few sub‑60 rounds in Tour history), and Charlie Sifford becoming the first African American to play a PGA‑sponsored Souther event in 1961

📺 Must‑Know Info
How to Watch: Golf Channel & CBS live broadcast
Stream: PGA TOUR LIVE on ESPN+ and Paramount+
Listen: PGA TOUR Radio on SiriusXM or online

📉 Betting Snapshot: Fitzpatrick, Griffin & Bradley lead the betting at 20‑25/1, with a deep field featuring several long‑shot values like Knapp, Hall, Bhatia, and Matsuyama

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Welcome everyone to tea time. It is the Windham Championship. I am your host Andy Lang being joined as always by my fellow golf betting expert Nick Borman. We’re going to break down the course. We’re going to give you some outright winners, some underdogs, some players that can trip you up, and of course some DraftKings darlings. Welcome, Nick. Uh the playoffs is right around the corner where the points now mean nothing except if you’re on the bubble. Uh so um as always we start with our one and done. You are pulling out to a big lead. Uh I’ve had a slew of golfers that missed the cut or play terrible. So let’s get back on track. I’m going to go with Jake Knap as my one and done. Um he’s just been playing really really well recently. Uh so I’m going to depend on current form here. You look at uh you look at his recent finishes and he got third last week. took the week off Gore then 22nd, 21st, fourth. So, it’s a guy that’s just playing really, really well. Uh you look at his uh player stats for the year, they’re okay. But boy, you look over the last like five to six weeks, he’s playing really, really good golf. So, I’m going to use Jake Knap as my one and done. Who are you going with? Harry Hall, for the record, I do love Jake Nap as well. Another good week last week for him. But Harry Hall, uh is who I’m looking at. Andy, I mean, just been riding the Hall of Train, honestly, for like the last month, it feels like he just continues to play very well. He delivers. His worst start over that stretch was actually his last start. It was a tie for 28th. That was his worst. So, prior to that, seven straight top 25s. He’s not really anything special off the tea or on approach, but putting short game ridiculous. He actually ranks first, Andy, in putting in this field in each of the last 12 months, six months, and three months. So putting is no fluke with with Harry and he’s number one on tour. Head of Scotty, head of everybody else in birdie average per round, 4.51 and another shootout. You’re going to have to make a lot of birdies. So I think Harry Hall is gonna have another good week. I think he’ll be easily in that top 20 area. So I hope to get a little higher obviously for the one and done and maybe top 10, top five, whatever. But I think he’s going to have another good week. So I’m on Harry Hall this week. Nine straight top 40 cashes. And I’ll just casually throw out that he’s minus 140 again just to finish top 40 in a week feel. That’s beautiful. You know, it’s just the the gift that keeps on giving him putting. Now listen, it’s a good thing he’s good at putting because I don’t think there’s anybody that takes longer to learn how to put than him. But you can’t argue with the results. Uh it’s absolutely been working. Been working. How work? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. So, so, um, as always, we take a look at, uh, total strokes gained in this field. I’m sure Harry Hall is going to make an appearance on this one. So, let’s take a look at the chart. We look at the last 12 months, 6 months, and three months. Um, obviously, it’s not going to be like a major where we have all these big-time names, but there are a few big names playing uh, this week. You got Keegan Bradley. Uh, you’ve got Matthew Fitzpatrick, who I has to be in the notables. He’s on fire. So, there’s a couple of big names. Robert McIntyre’s on there. Um, interesting takeaways from this uh from this chart. Walk us through it this week. Yeah, definitely much better names than we saw last week. Um, you know, the big takeaways is you got you got a guy like Hideki Matsyama who leads over the last 12 months. You remember he won the what was the very first event of the year of the century and and then won something uh maybe it was in the fall prior to that. There was two wins in this 12-month stretch for him. So, you know, that’s inflated. We know he’s not playing nearly as well. Then you got, of course, the captain, Keegan, who coming off a win recently, playing towards that RDER Cup. Uh, I’m surprised he’s actually playing this week knowing that you got three playoff weeks. I don’t I I didn’t expect to see him here. Um, but he’s in the field. Um, Ben Griffin’s in an interesting one. I mean, who was hotter than Ben Griffin for six weeks, right? But not a great open uh not a great stretch over in in in Europe. And did that did the did the Allure did the Sweetheart package run run, you know, run expired on him? I’m not really sure. So, he’s looks great in the short term, three months, you can see that, but in a shorter window, which is not here in a month or six weeks, it’s dropped off quite a bit. So, I’m not really sure if he’s, you know, ready to just bounce right back. But, Harry Hall, as you mentioned, yeah, right there, number five, playing his best golf as of late. You can see that in the in the Strokes game last three months graphic. Um, couple of the names on there worth talking about. Jordan Spie, uh, making an appearance there. Um, you know, again, playing very steadily. He missed several weeks with injury, came back for the open, was respectable there, 40th, I think. Um, but steady as it goes, even though he’s one of the most fun golfers to watch. Uh, Aaron Ry, defending champ on the list, but really, have we talked about him much recently? kind of I feel like leading into last year and when he won this, we were talking about him quite a bit every week, but he kind of hasn’t had that same play as of late. Uh but then you mentioned the the guys who are the hottest right now. Fitzpatrick, he’s just off the top 10, so he’s on the notable section, but he is number one here over the last three months. And then Jake Knap and Nikolai Hoyard, I had that transposed with his name, but Nikolai Horard, two other guys playing very, very well. And right now I I’ve just in these type of events you you tend to see on the bigger events what I’ve noticed is the 12 month plays out a little bit better. Those rankings it’s your best players in the world and they’re better for longer periods of time. But in these lighter fields I’ve been having more success with some of the three-month uh surges for some of these guys. They’re playing very well in the moment. They have a weaker field they’re going up against and they’re just playing better than everybody in that field and they tend to do pretty well. So, just throwing it out there that I would pay a little bit more attention to the shorter term uh going into this week. And that is that that right-hand column. That’s my my takeaway going into the last regular season event here of the year. Yeah, absolutely. It’s just so funny to hear you say the word steady and Jordan speed in the same Oh, no. I had a stroke there. That was that wasn’t supposed to happen at the same time. Yeah, it happens to all of us. So, yeah, interesting chart this week. So, uh, some of, you know, these events sometimes we have some really big long shots. Uh, so it’ll be interesting to see if we we have another long shot or if some of these guys on that chart, uh, come out ahead. So, if you guys could hit the like button, uh, and leave us a comment, tell us who you like this week, if you like somebody off that chart, somebody not off the chart. Uh, but real quick, uh, Nick, we got to talk a little bit of soccer. Soccer season is starting, you know, this week, and I know you have a special up for Leagues Cup. Tell us about that real quick before we get into the course breakdown. Yeah, League Cup literally just kicked off last night, so Tuesday night. Um, so it is the World Cup style format tournament. MLS versus Liga MX. All the teams uh from League MX play and most of the teams from MLS, but uh very fun event. It goes on for a month. It actually runs through August 31st. So I have a package up for 99 bucks. It’ll get you every play of that tournament. MLS is of course my bread and butter. So that includes all these MLS teams. on the second half of the package. The group stage is the first kind of two weeks and then once that the knockout rounds happen, the MLS starts back up again. So then it’ll be regular ML MLS plays on top of the leagues cup plus Andy Premier League kicks off mid August and this package is going to include that as well. So all soccer including Leagues Cup, MLS and the beginning of the Premier League season all going to be included in this for the next 32ish days. So August 31st is the uh last day of the package, but 99 bucks available right now on my page at workshop. Awesome stuff. Yeah, soccer. Really, really good source of profits. Let’s break down the course. Uh we’re going to Sedgefield Country Club. And there’s really not much to this course. It’s going to be the second easiest par 70 that they play. At least that’s what history tells us. 7100 yards. Uh just just be accurate off the tea and you’re going to leave yourself plenty of birdie opportunities. only a couple of par fives. Obviously, that’s why it’s the the the the par 70, but uh to me, this just kind of comes down to really good putting. I don’t think guys are going to have trouble with these greens. The greens are pretty good size. Not a lot of hazards here. Uh it is notable that front nine typically plays a lot easier than the back nine. So, guys need to get off to good starts here. And I’ll bring up the weather. As of now, Thursday and Friday cakewalk weekend, there’s going to be 20 25 mph winds. So, you’re going to see some low scores Thursday and Friday. On the weekend, maybe not so much. Maybe that brings a little bit of drama into this course. I’ll do the 18th hole rating real quick, Nick, and then I’ll get your thoughts on this. 18th hole rating, it’s a it’s it’s a 4.1. There’s really nothing to this. you the the members that it plays as a par five, these guys are going to play it as a 500yard par4. The only thing that can be a little tricky is you hit your T-OT in the in the fairway and it’s probably going to be a little bit of a downhill lie. There’s four bunkers surrounding the green, but the green is pretty big. Should be really receptive. Um the only thing that’s going to make this difficult is the winds on Saturday and Sunday. It’s basically your typical PAR type of hole. So, uh, in order to birdie it, you’re probably going to have to hit a a decent size putt. Um, bogeies is just going to be spray the ball off the tea or you you flub it out of the bunker. But, um, really not much to this one. Doesn’t have a lot of teeth. Not very dramatic. So, 4.1 for the rating on this one. What’s your take on Sedgefield? It’s kind of rinse and repeat of what we saw last week, you know, aside from the weather. It’s the winning scores basically fall between 18 and 22 under uh in the last like eight years. There was one anomaly where it was only 15 under, but aside from that, you’re getting up close to 20 under pretty much every year. Again, very similar to last week. We’ll probably see some some 62 63s. Uh what did Kittyama do? He shot he shot 60 last week. I don’t know if we’ll get there, but it’ll be pretty pretty close. Uh we always talk about the field too in these type of events. You know, 156 in the field. This is just the movement group, right? The group that needs to kind of get in or maybe maybe even the guys that are on the bubble of like the top 50 or top 30 to qualify for that second and third event. But every golfer, Andy, that’s ranked 60th to 109 in the FedEx Cup standings is in this field clearly. Oh, interesting. Yeah. He’s trying to make it, right? And that’s always an angle you can look at as guys that are on that bubble and and looking for make the cut parlays on those type of guys because trust me they are going to be grinding over every shot like it’s like it’s master Sunday. So doesn’t always pan out of course you got to be careful with it but it is an angle certainly to pay attention to this week more so than just looking at you know the outright winner or a top 10 market is is you know who who needs to make points and who needs to make a cut. Um, you know, aside from that, I looked, I did this last week that, you know, who wins this type of event. You know, it’s it’s obviously going to be a hot putter because you’re going to have to go low. But once again, the best ball striker has pro proven to be the solid recipe in the tournament’s history. So last year, Aaron Ry winner. He ranked first for the week strokes game. Ty Green 2023. Lucas Glover first TD Green 22. Tom Kim first putting. All right. Then you got Kizner, Herman, they were both in the top 10, both Tita Green and Putting 19, Poston first, Teta Green. Bran Senkar second, Teta Green. I think you get the point. You got to get that guys if you’re looking for the winner is the guy that’s going to be the best um Ta Green. And again, I think what has shown more recently this year is it tends to be the player in the best form. And if you go back to just those last two years, Aaron Ry, he was hot coming into this tournament. And Lucas Glover, same thing. His win was coming and then he won the very first playoff event the week after. So neither of those guys were surprises and they both showed in that shortterm three-month window strokes gain data. So I would look there. I would look for guys that are just striking it better than anybody else in this field. I mean maybe they don’t win because they don’t make enough putts, but I guarantee they’re going to be in that mix in that top 10, top 20. So that’s kind of where I’m focusing my uh my energy on trying to figure out who’s going to win this event or at least plays well. Uh well, you mentioned uh ball striking, so let’s go to your favorite favorite and then I’ll do players that can trip you up. Nice little uh nice little ying and the yang. So, let’s go to your favorite favorite. What’s a guy that uh you think’s priced pretty high up there has the best shot to win? I’m gonna rinse and repeat. It’s it’s Jake Nap. It’s Jake Napp again for me. Yeah, you you mentioned him earlier in the one and done. I I previewed him as a favorite favorite last week. Dan, producer, if you could just go ahead and just clip in last week’s, you know, breakdown for me right here. I can just go to sleep for a second, but honestly, it’s it’s everything I said, you know, last week. Um, I was basically obviously finished tied for third last week. Had a very good chance to win. He probably does if not for Kittyama having a career round on Saturday. But before that, uh, tied for 22nd at Scottish, tied for 21st at John Deere, tied for fourth at the Rocket Classic. Uh, he hits at a country mile. That always helps. His putter can get very hot. It’s just these type of events set up very well with him. Uh, in 21 starts the season, he’s lost strokes putting just five times. He ranked seventh in this field in the strokes gained putting this season. I mentioned Harry Hall is my one and done who ranks first. So Nap Nap is not far behind and he’s going to have a lot of again your 7100 yards. If he’s hitting driver, he’s gonna have a lot of short clubs in these greens. So he’s going to have a pretty good advantage. So I like Nap again. He’s 40 to1 once again this week. Top 10 plus 450 or top 20 plus 230. Both of those were easy cashes and I like them again this week as well. All right. Well, good start for me when your favorite favorite is my one and done. Uh, sitting pretty. Sitting pretty. Let’s go to players that can trip you up. These are some guys that I think are priced a little bit too high and I think they’re overvalued. I think people are going to play him. I’m going to start with someone you mentioned, Aaron Ry. Uh, I think he’s getting priced up on last year’s win. His recent play has not been that good. He has won top 10 all season. He hasn’t cracked the top 15. Yeah. Yeah. He was coming down the stretch last year he was money. Like he was a DFS darling. He was a top 40 machine. Like you you could make all kinds of money on him. Not the case. Hasn’t cracked the top 15 since mid-March. 21st in total strokes gained in this field over the last three months. That’s not good. Putting glaring weakness. And on a course that you and I agree that you got to have a hot putter. Um maybe it comes around this week because he’s familiar and you know basking in the glow of last year’s win. But uh major red flag when you haven’t been putting well this year. So at this price I just think he’s overvalued. Easy easy pass for Aaron Ry. You mentioned him again. Ben Griffin at golf is a fickle fickle sport. Nick you can be the hottest golfer on tour and then you can miss two cuts in a row. Wheels have completely come off. Missed the cut his last two starts. last 30 days is putting minus0 point three run total strokes gained. Yeah, despite the recent slop, he’s priced as like a top four guy. Uh way too aggressive. Way too aggressive on a guy that’s missed two cuts in a row. So there’s a lot of top tier options with better trends that I would rather bet on. So at this number, Griffin is is a fade. So I mean remember I mean Nick, he was like as hot as Rory and Scotty there for like a month. It was like this guy just he was it was like who’s the hottest golfer on the planet? Scotty Sheffller and then who? Ben Griffin. Uh so he’s just not going to be in any of my lineups. So, and then I have to mention uh Ashe Batia. He comes in with pretty decent form. Four straight made cuts, but yet to crack the top 20 in that stretch. And I got to bring up how awful he has been at this tournament. four times he’s played here and he’s never made the cut, which is insane considering how this is at the US Open type fieldielder course. This is an easy course in a weak field. Have no idea why he he he struggles so bad here, but despite the talent course history, just bad form, uh I’m not going to be betting on A Beta here. So, Aaron Ry, Ben Griffin, and Ash Betia are three players that I think can trip you up. I have one best bet that is posted for this week’s tournament and I just absolutely love it. Only had one play last week unfortunately. Uh we didn’t get there. Nick, if you would have told me that Maverick McNeely missing the cut is going to derail me. Oh, what are you going to do? But we get back on track. I love the play this week. Um any bets that we have throughout the tournament will be posted with that. So, I’ve never had a losing golf season since being at Wager Talk. It’s a streak I’m very very proud of. And uh the play this week is dynamite. I love it. So if you’re interested in a golf best bet winner, go grab that wt.buzzal. All right, we mentioned some players that can trip you up. We mentioned your favorite. Now let’s dig a little bit of deep here, Nick. Let’s talk um an underdog that uh it’s kind of really really well priced here. Who have you pegged as a little bit of a long shot? Yeah, he’s not a 100 to1 by any means. Uh but a 60 to1 a little bit longer than we s we talked about with Jake Nap is is Hoyard. I mentioned him in the in the breakdown of strokes gained. Uh he is just playing very very well. Again, I’m looking at that short-term window. Who’s hot right now? Who’s got the momentum? You know, he skipped last week, which I do like, right? You get that extra week of West, but back-to-back strong starts uh across the fourth tie for fourth finish at the Scottish, then a tie for 14th at the Open. Before that was a solid tie for 24th at the Rocket. He did struggle uh admittedly through the summer from basically March through early June. He took some time off after the PGA Championship. He played just one event over like a fivew week, six week stretch until that Rocket Classic. So clearly was working on stuff, you know, away from tournament competitive golf and it and it worked, whether it was his practice routine changing something or just pure break. Uh he’s come back roaring. Uh he was struggling mightily with his irons. He lost strokes in five of eight starts during that stretch. Two of them are basically break even. So, there was only one event during that run that he actually gained strokes uh with his approach play. But, however, since that that little rest in these most recent three starts, he’s gained nearly 12 strokes total over those three starts on just his his approach. So, that’s basically plus one around, which may not sound like a lot, but honestly, over the course of a 12-month period, there’s only one guy or maybe two guys that are over plus one with their approach. Uh, and of course, that’s going to be Scotty. So, it’s a it’s a good number. Uh, and his putter has gotten pretty hot as well. His driver has always been good. He hits it a ton. He’s only lost strokes once off the tea in his last nine starts. So, I’m going to assume his driver is going to continue. And if he continues that iron play, which we’ve seen, he’s going to be in the mix. He’s just too good compared to the rest of this field just again because of that that driver game. So, I think keeps his iron hots. I think he tends again 60 to1 to win. Top 10 is six plus 600 and top 20 plus 280. All very good value. or if you can find another way to get on Ko Guard this week. I think he’s gonna have a good week and for that what it’s worth, his brother’s doing pretty well, too. Yeah, absolutely. Runs in the family. Love that play uh on Hog Guard there. So, don’t make the wrong bet. Don’t grab the wrong guy. Although it probably is not going to hurt you. Truth and truth. So, uh once again guys, please hit the like button if you’re watching. Just a nice little token of appreciation. And we crossed 210,000 subscribers. We got some lofty goals uh to get to 230,000 subscribers by the end of football season. If you haven’t subscribed to the channel, please subscribe. Hit the bell. You get notified when all these videos comes up. Uh really, really helps us out. And as always, leave a comment. Love seeing who you guys are betting on. So, leave it down in the comment section. Let’s go to DraftKings Darlings. These are some more underdogs you can look at. But, uh DFS been going well uh this year. Tripped up last week. Had a bad uh bad week. Had three guys missed the cut. You’re never going to cash in that one. So, trying to get back on the winning track and I’m going to go back to my guy. He’s he this Kevin Roy has just been the draft darling. Yeah, he’s been the darling of the year. Uh DFS gold mine. He’s made the cut in 10 of his last 11 tournaments and they’re still putting him out at 7,000. So, consistent weekend scoring. Uh what I love over the last three months, he’s gained strokes in every major category. So, four top 30 finishes in his last six starts. So, he does have a little bit of upside. He’s safe. He’s got upside and he’s only 7,000. So, this is just a He’s the ultimate DraftKings darling. Kevin Roy going to William Mau. I believe that’s how you pronounce his name. Up and down the season, but he’s heating up. Breakthrough win at the ISCO. Follows it up with a seventh place finish at the 3M Open. So, you know, Nick, I’m just going to ride the hot train on some of these guys that are lower priced. Last 30 days, seventh in the field in total strokes gained. Obviously, a win will help you with that, but sometimes these guys just need a little bit of confidence and they can go on a really, really nice run. So, at 7,100, really, really good upside if he continues that hot streak. And I’m going to go with Gary Woodland. We haven’t mentioned his name much this year, but he’s quietly rounding into form. Offers really good value at this price. Um, made four straight cuts, 20th last week, and he’s finished 27th and 28th here the last couple years. So I get a guy who’s playing well to make the cut and a guy that’s made the cut the last two years here. So he knows how to navigate this course around the green has been his real weak spot. But Nick, these greens are pretty easy to hit. I can’t imagine there’s going to be a ton of up and down chances. So I think maybe the weak part of his game across Thursday and Friday, especially with not much wind, I think that’s going to eliminate the the weakest part of his game. So putting and approach numbers have been really really good. So sneaky strong DFS play in this price range. Uh so you got Kevin Roy, William Mau, and Gary Woodland as your DraftKings darlings. My article is up on my page, wt.buzzal. It’s got the rest of my DraftKings lineups as well as the course preview and all the writeups for the players that can trip you up. Um Nick, there was a a couple of head-to-head matchups I wanted to throw at you before. Um Jake Knap is matched up against Hideki Matsuyama and Jake Knap is plus money. Oh yeah. Sign me up next. Right. Right. It like I it just feels like the the It just feels like that’s really really mispriced. Like Hideki is is minus 140. I’m not really sure what upside he’s offering up these days. Um there was another game value in a you know long run. It’s got to be it. But yeah, love that. I Yeah, I would think so. Um, and then uh Jordan Spith versus Ashe Batia I thought was kind of interesting. I just want nothing to do with Batia. I Whenever you take Jordan Speed in a headtohead, you’re you’re asking for trouble, but I I really like Sp. I’m really down on Batilla. He’s never made the cut at this at this place. Yeah, that’s pretty wild. And and honestly, last week he kind of came out of nowhere to even have his name up because he hadn’t been doing anything for I feel like a while. So I don’t I don’t know what to make of it last week really. So I I I do like to speak to him. Love it. Love it. So yeah, there’s a couple headto-heads uh for you guys to take a look at. So all right, that’s going to do it for us. Playoffs are right around the corner, guys. So make sure you’re subscribed and make sure you join us every single week. We’re going to be breaking down all the playoffs all the way through the Tour Championship. Been a really, really fun year of golf. Um, so appreciate you guys joining us and uh, good luck in all your bets this week. Make sure you come back next week. We’ll get you ready for the playoffs. Have a great weekend and take care.